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Nehanda a symbol of resistance
THE construction of Mbuya Nehanda’s statue is a bold statement of who we are as Zimbabweans.
This country has...
COVID-19 second wave: Zim ups its game
By Patience Rusare recently in Mutare
AS the world continues to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic, coronavirus cases are...
Analysis
Celebrating the Museum of African Liberation
By Dr Tafataona Mahoso
THE Museum of African Liberation, whose site President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa will soon be dedicating,...
Going back to the basics
THE 2021 Budget presented by Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube last week reverted to the basics of economics.
The Patriot Editors
Columns
Oranges: Zimbabwe’s Eden
CITRUS plantations have been established in Zimbabwe since the 1920s.
In March 1922, the citrus estates of Zimbabwe...
Peanuts: The root of a true indigenous Zim crop
ZIMBABWE boasts several indigenous peanut strains that have been grown in the country since the late Iron Age.
It...
The Patriot Reporters
Opinion
Whose emissaries are you?
WHOSE emissaries are you, you raucous voices clamouring that the laws of the land should be changed to allow children to access...
Economy: Unity of purpose key
By Elton P. Ziki
IN the process of personal development and self-actualisation one needs to acknowledge his or her...
Feature
Unsung heroes of the First Chimurenga…role of Chief Mbari’s people
By Martin Chihoka and Garai Donald Barahanga
PARAMOUNT Chief Mbari of the Shumba Gurundoro clan, the ruler of Harare...
History through statues
By Eunice Masunungure
PRESIDENT EMMERSON MNANGAGWA recently said the Government decided to honour Mbuya Nehanda for her heroic acts...
Business
UK threatens wildlife management in Africa
By Emmanuel Koro
OBSERVERS worldwide are appalled by the proposed British Government anti-trophy hunting imports Bill.
Zimbabwe and China strengthen ties
ZIMBABWE’s potential as an attractive tourist and investment destination is estimated at US$4 trillion.
As the country opens up...
Farming
Agric reforms after independence
AFTER independence, agricultural performance in Zimbabwe was mainly directed by four central policy frameworks, namely: The ‘growth with equity programme’ pursued by...
Time to improve yields
DEPRESSED yields were recorded in the agricultural sector over the past decades resulting in Government putting in place programmes promoting adherence to...
Arts
Heirloom chickens: Part Two…the politics, protocol and gender matrix of the...
FROM the pre-colonial annals of history to present day Zimbabwe, almost every indigenous clan or group of the Shona peoples were obliged...
Lewis Ngara on fire
By Fidelis Manyange
PROMINENT UK-based gospel artiste Lewis Ngara who has been riding high on local radio stations has...
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Chatham House Report: Zimbabwe’s International Re-engagement The Long Haul...
By: Knox Chitiyo and Steve Kibble
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